Bookings in one tool, guest lists in another, the seating plan on a napkin and card fees nibbling every ticket. We build your own events platform so it all lives in one place.
A monthly subscription for the CRM, another for bookings, a spreadsheet for the seating plan, and a payment provider taking a bigger slice than it should. None of it talks to the rest.
CRM, bookings, QR codes, floor plans and seating plans in one system you own. On a payment provider with lower fees, so you keep more of every sale.
This is what we built for Naughty Noughties. Yours would be built around your events.
An events business running on paid subscription software (GoHighLevel). We built them their own events platform and moved them to a payment provider with lower fees.
How your events run, from first booking to the last guest out. We start with the biggest pain.
What you need, what's missing, what's broken, and what already exists so you don't pay to reinvent it.
Your own platform, built around your events. We fix the problems without creating new ones.
Jenny tests everything and keeps you posted. Once it's paid for, you own it.
We used to resell it, so we know how to move you off it.
See the GHL alternativeAnswer the same questions about times, prices and tickets automatically.
See chatbotsStripe, Eventbrite, email, WhatsApp and loads more.
See integrationsYes. We build your own events platform with a CRM, bookings, QR codes, floor plans and seating plans. Once it's paid for, you own it.
Yes. We built venue floor plans and seating plans for Naughty Noughties.
Yes. Bookings get QR codes, so check-in at the door is quick.
Yes. Naughty Noughties moved off GoHighLevel onto their own events platform and saves about £400 a month. We used to resell GoHighLevel, so we know it inside out.
We moved Naughty Noughties to a payment provider with lower fees, so they keep more of each sale. Third-party fees are passed on at cost.
Eventbrite is one of the integrations we connect. If there's no off-the-shelf bridge between two systems, we build one.